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My attachment to Constitutional ~y t Y* 4 nY attention. to the wilier* of do Corporation—nod to 41*Q dutieses Sheriff, Alderman, and Chief Magistrate— aariLeiklit 'shows in, favour of local and general improve / ti ;"u`,„ " oblainall foi Ate that confidence which I received with t,,,„%.'"g1 i and _love , unitoriptly, etirle,voured ,to Arteerte. ‘,.1 41 5 . it 1,7„ . 1 14 bitt„ Atetssc, lily,. Altnigh rebiciantlY, limited; but 1 +6 ' 4 . 7 *net. &mad that r a 3 , mdapandence, my firm adherence 4 1 ,4% / P 4 L 47, 1 1 ,iny constant solicitude to protnote the Corporate Kt, h i g , '" alu ltbduring, and Trading Interests of this Metro- Po i 9 , 1 , A l r fhoisti the most gratifying effect, and obtained from ; kvas t . 4 " . i tions, and all parties, the wannest assar l'ltiriii'V +, ~,i9tNollitittioit. d f there:, Prontises I roefi ce Intros • and. deeply Impressed ' l 4; io tl ' he . Past e, and perfectly devoted to• your Wore t .,... Y I remain, Ge n tl emen , ... ~-:ti, .- , r .9 , ' b "' 6601 141 and much obliged friend and servant, lqst M. WOOD.ted ,ettintili n R bi ~_ 0013 4(c.ca_ teaton-street, June 7, . 1826. se U IB 4 , T 6 4 .ESSit) l‘t.Alkr&f r i J ettlftEßS.—At a ' —"r•TINCI-of the Committee, held on. Wednesday, *144 1.11129,. - ti,., ~seassroisrit us 3,-uti ,ix /Az.; S IAW -.41..a FRANCIS, Esq., ' and oni.esnt e t ntly the Lord 4 ,„,. nithep of CHREMER, in-the Chair 621 vesolvid, That-arp,in , made for the Relief re. the :70 Afanufesturerst-.... , r d Rarefy and th e eircumjacent Townships Isho ~1 " Bradfisrd, Witt e , including Bronghton Gifford 600 1, lam Laneashire - . 80 T - ~.0 A r btton-under-Edge - SOO - ,IoF,rdnie, liontereetshire - 200 - e* Taunton, ditto - 100 - 1. 4 Bradford, Yorkshire - 100 t, pi. - oriey, and circa:l6*cent Tosenahipa, Lan cashire • - .. - 500 i t £2,250 e mit already &leeriest' - - £115,03.8 6t. 6 1 ,1 . ADDITIONAL SUBSCRYI'TIONS. ' i Nien from Worksop end C. M., Half Commission 5 0 ". by th , Poitmipter, Mr. Wade, of Ash 5 0 Mr. Wade, Gravesend 5 ° Mire H. Loans _ 1 0 The Detachment of Royal Ilegineers, Ar tificers & Labourers, Lyrae Regal (per Captain Savage), Dorset , 201. lt.. srl. William Barron 9 0 The Worshipful COM. 'pear • of Iron mospra - 100 0 Second Subscription of the Inhabitant, of Brighton, par Thos. Wert, Ecq. High Con stable • 8801. Ilis. Id. The Young Gentlemen of PeckharnAeademy, by Mr. Ready Thomas Preston B. T. - Subscription from the United Parishes of Badlesmer & Leave lend, Kent, per Rev. Charles E. Smith SI. 71. 6d. Wm. Bateman - 5 b Wm. Bateman, jun. 2 2 The fish Weekly Col lection from the Parishioners of St. . George the Martyr, Queen-equars, by tbs. Rev. J. L. Marlyn, Rector.; - 61. Is. 6d. The Officers • and Men belonging to the Pre ventive Service, un der the orders of Cap, taro Gallwey, In, spading Commelader at Fowey “ - Harrow Collection at Church and' Chapel, per Rev. J. W. Cun ningham - 64 Co' Per Dixon and . hole ' 94l ittei. 018urtey Xi o I' IV, White, Hart. 10 0 T. Stilt)* 114.1 t) 114thilt 5 11 Ninpion - 3 . c Ayre 5 1) 1. fit n 3 3 0 ar b , ch t , tr, 3 3 01 d ) (") Voloy • 2 0 tintn • I I 1 0 I I All o w , 1 ` 0 J,l - Ir'hlers 1, 0 Niter 1 0 . 1 0 4tirtwriAbt , 0 1 0 . 0 ,I 4 Pfttlit tni 1 0 Ql3lPley 1 0 glitkl CO. - 1 4 4 20 0 5 r . Re . , 701. 9s. fid. 1 0 kr*: NO, it - 1 0 W. b . r - 1 0 k.r ition *Prood sub. V Por I ,0 1 w it :l Fsist et or 1 0 i; Wyk o t I 0 li r - I 0 A r I ' ll er , { s ruo L 1 0 .1. il, ~ clitins on. 271. 60. 6d. i ll .""":".".".".".."....-"". k . (11,4. Roberts 4111 'th o , 11 : A 2 0 p rt w o :, ay from tit' , 11 11 1,, 1 . Part of tin ilg' "gnene loft at %se )4 rip tr „,_ ~. 01. I ls, 44d. F lt r tr i sh ~ ,7 } ,.r i! mt 'the I P ih r i ghes 'nt ' p" L 4 l - 18 0 4,k 'funnel i 03- ,I 2 .2 k4itml:ents "lather -Isr,,-14 - ; " r urzoll, En.. 14 ; 411re/1 .Itesi- " 11.M4t, 4lrt '' *' '- "'nut, ll t ,. rsetor Cart. rj ti:olith - 444 1,1, 441"Paril;eist. /,-.4narit Brick trd, killattigltts, likF ti t t Zati o e rn . 171. 10s. 4d. ,i tl 14 eta at . Cl . sri m tl i s 4 %. Rants 1k4:4 tfhb i it 'iti. tt e i 4 Colloction 4, ll4 ;hiireh of (holt , I), 1 , 2 1), per Iler. J. r t 4 irinett - 'tr nt4 titan ii 1 4 1, on t - 4, 4 in t o , - 1 0 L111,2111iso:Int Lincolnshire. M'' All 0 A 11 411 p. Itllienn : 55 00 0„, 1 0 cit - s 0 - t o Lirtit.:&l;;lßoes ip " 5 0 Per Smith, Payne and Co. Colleetion at Tootini Church, after a Ser mon by the Rev. S. C. Lord SM. 6d. Second Remittance from Ifiertfoed, per Thos. Spence, Treasurer S 2 0 Sitndry public ri pt ions per llrv. Wm. Hutchine 4' From I.angport, East over, after a Sermon by theßev. G. B. Toile» 61 Ramon* and CO. Worlemorn in the em ploy of Harwood and Co. t Paper-staining Manufactory - 16 Httearond and Ce. and the Clerks in their service Thomas Vacher M°4 6,1 0 . and Co. 2 F. V. and T. T. Sir Claud, Stott and Co. John Groom. s Hammetaley and Co. S. S. - Drotnmond and Co. n. P. - 10 W. - 2 • Officers' and Men of the tith' Foot, and the Deg pot (one Datschroani not included; being on their passigetfrorn the Indies) one day's pay 63f. 4a.. 4d. Allmry 'Church, after a Sermon by the Rev. Hugh *Neil XS/. la. Ad. Snare and CO. R. L. Appleyard' • niilds and Co. .George 5, Rutter - Lady Mentor - Goslings and , Co. Hon. Mint De Grey. Maaikine juseand, re, eeipt of the first eves log of her exhibition at Doncaster eh 'Vs. Ad Joliet Patsy - . 6 0 ; The Dowager Lady 'Brow Mow - 10 0 `Mite As shirr - 1 1 6 10 10 0 • 2 $ 10 0 £`2o 1,4,:41t1u0 from ill irtilitUni' I 'o4, tio.l 'parson i ,t"' 4 4 £46 o U tt t . 2 4 "'o n , 2 - " 317 3 l trit ) kh9 S , 9 r 4 of a l ow Nte;‘444t Olt Griffin tbi 44bt i 4 00 4 z, Ston e . kin rif Y th; in '4 of PIT Itev, C 4k tSIY. 5 5 - 3 0 5 0 'tt. - „ Pt 11‘. Sr 7 I l$ ofsrZ. I?:•74tr",oth.d 4'l- ion 711, 714. 5 0 1 0 I 0 I 0 B 15 5 5 Covina audj.lo. Wm. Falk,. Greville 20 0 Biehard Wade - 5 0 - - 200 0 Edward Mortlock 10 0 Do`wagrr Marthipners op4ii : A few Friends Si. iv, tid. Lady Duff Gordon 2 0 Barclay and Co. Tiioe,pabriel and lino Bur, Edward Dewing, Oft a inh a tn, Norfolk g 0 Rev. H. N. Astley, of East , Balltant, Norfolk 4 It Briantithite arid. Coker I 0 William* and Co. fl4lenhatii Church, ad ditional Siindry persona in the and Co. and W. Ilarriaon 20 0 Curries, anti to. W. M. Raikiit' I" .10 0 Barnard and Co. J. Ralf 2 0 tbririia6itlittigttin 10 0 Man J. 121- ploy 1 6 Grote and Co. Rev. F. W. Spihobilry . 5 0 Larlbroke, sad Co. R. Llewellyn, Stamford 6 0 Lubbock and Co. W. Palmer Mortwood, of Alfvetott Hali , 45 0 The Staff of the Sdot Hants Militia, one day's pay, per Ather ley and Fall 21. 14s. 10d. Fry and Co. 006 tit of Roas per ann Co. liankeys and Co. NV; S. 1 0 'Wbrafiipful Company of Innholde:rs 21 0 S;pooner and Co. Ota Church, near Him ings, Per Smith, Gill, and Co. - , 611. 15e. Id. Barnett and Co. A Lady M.O. Sansom and Co. T. Glendining 5 Eislaile and Co. Margate, 3d Remit tance, per Cobb and Sons 50 0 John Kempthorne, of Gloutteater - Glyn . and Co. Thoniaa Wilson 5 5 titittdiT'Subs.c by Daniel Yorkwand Co. of Gultdle 101. 2s, 6d. Geo. Biggs - 1 1 Peterborough, 52t1 Sub scription 351..12x. tid. Jones and Co. Rev, J. - It. Dickinson Darby, per 'Evans and Co. - Workmen at Niath Abbey Iron Works 14 10 E. J. Brewer - 1 1 Per Hoires and Co. Thomas Carlyon 20 0 Anonymous - 50 0 11. B. Ogle - 5 0 York-street Cbapel, Wel worth, by the Rev. G. Clayton - ' 20 0 George Prichard 2 0 Mr. Richard Twopeny 1 1 Robert Wilson .25 0 Sundry small Subscrip tions 0 15 Curtis and Co. Wm. Munro - 5 0 Dorrien and Co. Sir D. Bayley, S. Pe tershurgh _ ' 10 0 Subscription received by the Bankers in Town antlCountry; and at the City.of London Tavern, where the Committee con. tinue to meet. . Clergymen, Dissenting Miniaters, and others, desiring infor mation relative to the distress existing in , the Manufacturing Districts, may have a printed statement, on application'to w. IL II Yla T. See. Applierstiona to the Committee must be addressed to" Vraneis Freeling, Esq., London," and superscribed " Manufacturers' Relief (_tittnittets.' R Y Silliscription from Penrhyn. advertised 22d May, for " 23h 14a. 6d." read "32/. 14s. tid." WEST TNDIA DOCK COMPANY. PI -E COURT of DIRECTORS of the EST W INDIA DOCK. COMPANY hereby give notie., that the TfIANNEEKBOOKS of the Reid Company will ha SHUT on Saturday the 10th of June. and OPtNED again on Saturday the Bth of July next, HENRY :J.ONGLANDS,,See. West India Dnck House, June 0, IBU • VICTUALLING oPPICt, Jim' 5, 1826. THE' C o mmissioners for Victualling His Majesty's Navy, ‘ lie. do hereby give notice, that on TUVIDAY, the 13th instWd, they. ; will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed up) and treat for the undermentioned articles, to he de ivnred into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, vii.:.— Articles. Quantities. Periods of Delivery. Biscuit Meal, 8,000 Seeks, One third by the gad) inst., and the, remain ing two-thirds by the 18th July. 200 Seek., fly the 18th July. flour (Kiln-driqd), _ . . . The Ciinditigne of the Contracts may be item at this Odes). Estill Tender must specify the price in words at length, and bidelivered before One o'Cloek on the day sppointed ; and the Porton who make. the Tender, or some. Person on his behalf, nmet attend to answer when celled for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. 1 ADMIRALTY OFFICE, 3d June, 1833. 11Q " OTICE is hereby given, That. a SESSION of OYER-entl TERMINER and GAOL DELIVERY, for the TRIAL of OFFENCES committed on the HIGH SF,AS, Within the Juriadiction 'of the ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND) will be held ;t JUSTICE HALL, in the OLD •BAILEY, LONDON, on SicTURDAY, the FIRST of Jutx nest, at .eight nllock '.in the Morning:--And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose custody any :Prisoners, -charged with Offences committed on the High Seas, or within the said brig. diction, may' be, are hereby required to transmit a copy of the. Commitment of every such Prisoner to Mr. Ittooter.t., the Soli citor of the,Admiralty, on .Spring Garden .Terrace, London, in order that the necessary meiutures.may be taken, for removing all such Prisoners to His Majesty's Gaol of Netvgate, for trial at the said intended &w hl t And all Mayors, Justices, Coroners, and alter Officers, before whom any Inquisitions, Informations, Exa minationsvor Reeognisences may have been taken, touching soy mix Offences, are required to transmit the same fbrthwith to Mr. TnostAti Summon, the Clerk of Arraigns of the High CAtert of Admiralty of England, at his Office, et the. Sessions House in the Old Realty,. London. J, W. CROKER. 1- 7 7.-7- 114 fORTANT .10 FA M iLI ES T HE BEST COMMENT on tha Virturs avid Renovating' Efficacy of Dr. SOLOMON'S CYJLE.: - BRATEO CORMA L Timm OF GILEAD is the eel.- minty. that'Ladies of Fashion and Respectability tind it the must Efficacious 'Medical Restorative to be met with' in various Ntreakneeses peculiar to. their Sex, gently throwing a genial wArnith upon, the debilitated and relaxed frame, recruiting the decayed ,spitits, .dissipating- heittlatille,, dulness, and languor, wild creating plea Sing vivacity. the great extent to which' it is used by the Sickly, the Nervous, and the Debilitated, proves its unrivalled merit ; to thousands of whoin it is daily affording relief which 'no other Medicine has supplied. To those-whom early indulgence of the Passionspkatpa. lion, or too great Reliance on Constitutional Strength, have been .injurious,; to the Sufferer from'howness of Spirits, nese of Mind, Deranged Stomach , : Langtotr,, anti Incapacity foe Exertion ; to those in whom t h e Digestive and Nervous tiYatems have been deranged, and consequentlilabouring under irregular and rinful action ; and to those persons who have ruined their Constitutions, and I""ght on perfect Tabes Dorsalls,. by an linninderate indulgence of their plosions; or in their way to the consummation of that deplorable Malady are affected with Weaknesses anti the obstruction of certain Eva. citations thi s remedy is recommended front ample experience , 11 1.4 beat , restorative. rest' important ohoervationMay he made in favour of, this 'celebrated Medicine ' that unless its operAtion was On* " 4 , e I'e t t trrid cflivacions ; it could not have ohteiatll the nreznolpi -wand it h" acquired ; me, as it has . rarely the, great wenn- A rage ors persuseive advticate at the ear or the Patient, an no thing but his convicti on of its stance, by its salutary eirecta, can 'indUce persertirtince ; and yet reati ona ble perseverance i s cetulinly ram requisite to enable even the happiest combino tionant. Cheisicals awl tialenieoll to root out chronic diseases em restore the valetudinarian to health, ..Muc4nutre might be *std in ilist report of . it for great experience halt/hewn t h at none need despair, however d e n gerona their situation Intl 414 when , noble, safe , „ma oicacioo4 raiuedy offer c.a. for their relief. CauTiog.--As many lioitatione of Ili* e::rellent Remedy are on Sale, the Public will be sure . of ror a ,, Dr. ;;;;olo ntori`g," and Look at the Stamp afli xo d to each Hou k, which NOP" tianil. Solomon ! I.4vcrpool," engraversl i t no ne other iv genuine. • Patients vegairhig , adrieir-niay obtain It by application to Gileadellottet; accompanied with a remittance of a I /.- Note. •To he.had. At Oilead-llutiSe. near Liverpool ; o f m r .john.. at i mt . , oB .t c, rn i i iii Ai r , BAngerAlate.l3acon co,), I'A (h. ford,street4, Word, Holborn; Mr., II ..cry li a el(411, 33, ‘Vhitecbapeli London ; • end: by• 41. 0. 10 eslncipel r Venders of Patent Medicines throughout .th e itigeidnov, v i ce 11s. per or four in one nattily Bottle flit' 3s. ' • - 5 3 I 0 I 0 TH U.RSDAY EVENiNt jrN F . ' 8 , 1826- .. marriwillNPOPP.k f ' TO THE FREEHOLT d NOUTIII'iIftIERGAND. • Gittertsaran, 111-1 E PARLIAMENT is 'low tipoll the eve 21 . its DISSOLUTION, tied I shalt imMediatety leave tOrrn titid return among you. It`givett the great eatiefaction that in the short: period whith his .Ar ince I !efttita county, I hale had as opportanitrof proving to ?On my dcierMloooi,i, if I h!rte n the honout vf; being retained by yon to Pediment', to rain ditty with zeal, integrity end indepetwiene , .. I have pledged myself in the Hem r. 4 VOrronas, to ,bring hefoto the neat Parliement the Subject of . a Petitioa, wiikt heen entrusted to me, midi re'ilint that • otadv in you, irithe conviction that my Constituents are nevtg indlemit to what' Appears to he an Attack upon' the Liberiv the Slthject. The langttege of confidence is ao familiar i t all Candidate«, end is so often employed by lireati tti ritonnitwatlon than deetne, their success, that I %hall content myself rota 11104 t sincerely and warailY-fOr t4tt, treat cumin lent w toi:T: , : r ni haw gives me to expect a complete triumph at: e approaching Nor. tion ; and with all aaatuanee that I shall abandon that hope while a Freehold* twists uopttlled I have the o;i9iii 1(1'4, ootidow, ft. Your glateftWarnl **toed S. rant, , • THOMAS WENT.W tflitH "ItFAf , Nlr'tNT. t, Saint James'e-place, May SO, TO THE' WORTHY AND INDEF NT FREE BUR GESSES OF THE TOWN AND „XWINTY OF NEW , UASTI,I,' UPON-TYNE. !: • ' . Gut:menet:,' IN expectation of an early Ditititiliioll of Partin * sent, I announce to you my intention of soliOting the i borrour of your stiffragen for the fouttittinit: • I am faithful to the cottstitntintiat prititiplia'whith first. recom mended me to your favour, andlf, in yotd , jittigstient, I have been duly diligent in the discharge of the duti4 confided so me, I have had too long tisPeriente of your kitidnisi to apprehend your .ftp-t proarbing derision. To be again distinguished by your independent choiee—again to owe a seat in the Legislature of the ntry to that portion of o . my fellow subjects whose claim my 't *Witt trot gratitude nei ther time nor circumstance can ever abate, is the highest honour I A sire to ; and if my past services, itt'very crentfill times, are deserving of your recollection, the contitinance of-your confidence is the reward I covet. I shall proceed to my Port as soon shil am, reissued from my attendance here; and, in the mean time; with revery sentiment of reipset and attachment, ' • " I remain, • • Your much . ohlirmil obedieut, de ER's' ELLIB()N. 19, Pall-Mall, London gtfi May Mays 182 THE ATLAS N EATS PA Pithi,k-r4iTry Sunday J. morning is published Tilt', ATIA Ssito.the'llii - goataheet ever printed, being nearly double the riaanf.:9lte .Tiftwa." , • •The Atlas combiner three great •itiattinol Vocalist to itself it forms a complete Weekly-NewspapeN•nn •nrightsl Newspaper of the seventh Day, and an ample Journal,n(Xiteratnrs, both English and.Foreigo. - ' • • • The Proprietors ef the - Atlas hare votitit reaturt in stating that', the Country circulation of their Paper hOS already become toteeedi. • ingly extensive ; sea Ally pertoits retidoli,in the Country, who , wish to make it. a channel for • Atlvertneutentn, may hive them transmitted to London through the" Agent; of the Paper, one, at least, of whom is appointed in every City and Town throughout the Kingdom. As soon as the perkid arrives for pithliehing the London Gazette on Friday, instead of Saturday as fweetnfortyilte Country NO 4criherai to the Atlas will heaupplied by!Bathrday ;wit ; by which arrangement all who reauletwithin , HAS nailer of the Itietro pulls will get their Papers on Sunday, 'Printed and Publishatt 'by and for Ja.utoWttrrirter, at the Of fiee of Whiting and Breniton, Engravers and. Printers to his Me- jesty for the Prevention of Forgery, Beaufort Boost, Beaufort 1 Buildings, Strend....itrire la a few Day wall* published; ir _MAR'S ANATONIICAL PLATES, Part X. 11-1 Eight very: highly Anioluxl 4 Plitea, ilenty folio, with lot. te r-preso deny Sen. ; containing the Organs of Sent! ontiViocera. Price 100. 6d. plain, or 210. coloured. p r inted for S. Highley, 174, Fleet-street, and Webb-atteal, ThOttuta's Hospital, London ; D. Limns, Edinburgh ; and W. Curry, jun. and Co.', Dublin. STOCKINGS.DECIDED BAR GAINS.—J. STEAR and CO. respectfully solicit the at. tendon of the Nobility and Gentry to an extensive assortment of SILK HOSIERY, consigned to them for immediate sale. This Stock, (which is of the very best Maitufactute) comprises every variety, for morning, trrening, and court dress, and will be sold, full 80 per cent. under the regular price. STEAR And Co. have also a large quantity of chesp gloves; Ladies' .kid, white, and colmwed; 65., os. 125., and 14s. 6th per dozen ; long white, I tia. 21s. ; French, 245. anti 275. ; Gentlemen's' dress kid, lks. rids and 18s. ; French, 91e. 6d. and 241. ; Limerick, I Is. 6d. and 15s. Rd. per dozen;. coloured striped shirts for aquatic dubs, of every new pattern ;. morning and tirre cravats, a nd stocks, of the most fashionable description ; dressing gowns, silk handkerehiefa , and a large general stock of ready-made linen, hosiery, gloves, and flannels ; 84, Oitford-street, nearly facing the Panthetm.—Out - Ail to India on the lirwest wholesale tains. THE LATE , VISCOUNT INGE:ST/OE. This lamented Nobleman met with his death in the following manner • . On the morning of the 9.2 d nib, he was riding tdette. In. the Praise (park) neer, Vienna, when. borso -becettre tseative, turned suddenly-round, and, breaking ,away in the direetion of the town, rushed immediately through some bushes into a muddy. pond which they concealed.. Owing to.the efforts made by the horse to extricate himself, Lord I, • wet thmwn from hit back, and never rose again. A Grenadier, who was the only *rape who witnessed the accident► waded into the pond breast high, but not being able to swim could not reach the final spot, Count Louie Kerolyi, who came, to the Plea imthedietuly af. terwards, not being a ewiminer, mounted the borse, which had just gained the laud, and rfsle, to the nearest house, tidier* he obtained the aesistance of some men with ropes. poles, and h oo ky the body we extricated by them.from the mull About half an hour after the accident had occurred, and was seat by the count to the house. of the fleetest surgeon in hie cadge, with the Orreadier; who continued rubbing it, while the Count himself rode forward to have the surgeon in .reedingee, Sir. Henri Wtlltnley was 400 n informed of what had happened, sod, summoning the best phrii. .ciares.and surg e on, j. 4 vi esmi , h i mse lf repa irs" immoi4teli t o th e phice; whore .the mom& in restore animation were resorted tai► but. unhappily without effect, In the evetiing fine henry dowatalail. the melantiwly intelligence to Lord :Ingestriee, family in England, the Bun. Mr. Sietneer kindly undertaking to be the beater of it. Lord Ingestrie was in the t4th yam' of 411 , 11 g* , And was endowed with virtues and talents which rrom"tu under him aa rep or s n r a abi me:t to his country. To his faintly and friends hie loss is ir visive A shocking and fatal accident occurred Newton, near I'llaochester„ on Thursday. • Robert Johnson and G eorge Hyde, and a son of the latter, were emplo}ed in whitawashing and repairing the interior of a helm inhabited by one Chadwivk, a shard-weaver. They had finished the lower moms, and one a id e of 6 chamber above, wh en , i n r.n,oring a bed, the boy 'b lin d Let me look at it," sa id J„brivin ; so the boy gave it to r hirn. :4 It is not katled," he o b oarva d, " Oh, no, said the b o y, Whereupon he touched the trigger ;it fhishea—it went off--and old Hyde Pouted, anti fill urn the bed. He said, t, oh, I - Robert, I thought it had something in, awl immediately eepieed...:.Serdict " Accidental death." EAST INDIA siiIPPMG lestertley a Court of Directors was liehl at the East India tiottse; whes &tehip : V i rigtmter,Airlia, for (;hips arttett.watfthus tips ,: Vii.----tit be affog.„(l4 ,1,9A . 4 9 1 - June , and to Asir front . t.hteeetnias.l.lte:entiration. of thilft nay; from dist period. ~1 sittetrdsv,tjAtti4tpittchei for (71,utia.,by flit'eliip Asia; wer e glioled , at tint:4lll4ndia. 'louse, and, delivered to die riiiter of that ititig.i• - • ,-..-.,!#1..,y , ' ', ~ .- • ' k .:....,111Y wChini Saltily just artiyet), We. are favoured with import- -ant lisfortneilow from .11antslit.; ,the dates 464 ftte Atii ter , are to tliei2dFebiffitt:t. lif a Decree of the Ctovertirw-Ge. ?al, are de caitelled, ,. ..lo'.ol4tofeit - Of' this filet December; 142 niter; ii: recSpitulationof llte 001644 aloe e: of ' tile ,Late .or die Nether- Imola, conceilhon ' the trade of its ItAin?potoessions, it is 'I daiOed :,—", That -all !Inns and , vestedo o f alt • rot*ion 4 t iro , k , wh'tover places they . may Its ,Consing....orol wherever ILI "'V be ioatin'en, , llo.ll.lwitoefotward'be "Holten' to' onto - the folios) og Poits' of the. Nettetittollisft Indies,: and ,hue.' t discharge theitH ratatte, .on aukun4ting to the' I . lws of the kind, anti the regula- tioqanf freight, and",:tattle,' aud.partiettlarly the duties on exports and iiiiplirea,'.vii..4.-..tOn the iiland of Java :. Bittavia, Santsrang. and 500ribay0....4. - 'OO. , the. island, of Bintatto : Iliott. —On the islaotl of lianka,Jtintstoit..4,ostihnielatil of Sumatra : Palentintog, Bc eoolun, TsPfttioWilta.'t-etio.Boittiztt: B.mger Noising, Pontean as and Sambi.i . Oncielebsti : ittaratiser, .Ortllsoor : Koepang. A stoics is howeivet Mad° iii 6.1 tour Of .briet-4101*; , nf the t rath" bet it one port of thit NetherbsodishlotbosnotlimPthet --‘ , `le"' ll l -1 it tiii goods the produce of tho eottutryvoc_,; . goods laid in tatter& .et one port,, which it. itt intended tor,earty toi . antither 044.04. Netherlatel : protracts Irt.l l 4etherland v 14,119% Provided .with proper certificates of; origins icontinee; fregfrogt Outies,ae. cording to thii. King's Decree of ainftittitt. 1010:: : ; The lidanti woo . perfectly. , tranquil. ' Reinforcement* frtnn litilland had ° arrived, end :the Dutch frigate *liana was, spoken with w ithiu a day's :sail of. Java, full of troops, and with five millions of ~., guilderse ho tt ofd. :.:.. The_Duke 'of 'ttirk, Locke, front China, has arrived off \Vey. montlf; . ' sailed from .Clittia, 80th J5a..1t49,6,; Anger, 1011 Feb., and St., Helena', 13th Aprll. ,-, . . ' . The , Marquie of Wellington , I3lonsh!tint If.nm 139ogsli off Iv t - mouth; sailed ditto, 2 d Feb. 10161,, awl Ht. 'Melia, 12th April. front SHIN SPONIN WITH.. —The Loy m Melville, ,Clifford, . London to Bengal and China, 24th April-4111 well :, the South.. , worth, Ettibleton, from London to the Mattritiue,-,1 lilt March, 10.1110.;' . 116: S. long. 58. 30. She had MCVII it large ship, who had lost ber fotetoast anti bowsprit, and two where, one of which apOeited to be under...jay Masts, its krog. it:l. blowing hard. The , Conotette of Harcourt, Delafons, fttoti. Chins.. The Maitland, Stodd, from Bombay, . 3 lat. March; startling to ON nor thward, lat. 34...37. S.:. "the Clyde, .3ittnith from LoOdOlf, to 1 / 6 6 g4i. , off. Ceylon, on the 10th Feb. The. Nisei, Wellattet.frnot tottdon 1 to :8enga1 . ..122n April, lat. 00. 48. S. The. Paters! Palmer, Troecott, from London to ,51adrak 224 April, hat. ill'. 10. S. Ba l u s tkto roost SINGArOtte. —The Orieut, White, for (:'hina, on thy 114 i. gee: . . ... t l O 4 l ,l lw.furrAlf ON MiAnro TUX It. C. 8. 4 AtARQUIS IVIST,IING TP 4..—, Atti, ,§rbif 1 4 , Alia. Itfainwaiing„ MS. Churchill,' Mrs. Riehartle, My,. Cahill, Miss I.)erney ; AV. Thilete Smith, . 161, n Pates! Larkins, Entra., IL C. Civil Servic`eY I,ient. Ctd. ,Rielards, 84th regiment Bengal N. I. ; Capt. IL, smith;' MS . Majesty's 44111 regiment; , Lieut. Jolla Burney, 13th regiment Bengal N; 1.; Charles Ilireil, - B. S. 1::ahill, James Thompson, Emirs., 1114 , ' mer vlisute; Mr. D. Forbes, Alattet J. Clark, three Masters smith, two Masters ,sTsintliaring, two Masters add three Misses Cahill, 111$ster. G. 'Mrs Urquhart, Master J. ' Csienenve, Master Geo. D. Mflcillop, s Mist Louisa:C.. Vogt , Mi ss Charlotte M. M. Macan, I two Misses Ilitshans, send twelve Native and European servants. iit;RMOA, Ataa,ll. - - Malt sty's ship M.nai, eonittluntied by Captain Stewart, frets Ilslitax on the 19th , bringing the Hob. br. l!ngbe, „u ar i r i p i ) V i vrie i gA s i have reafeint.l3 ,, been ettliettik his Lordship.landed next day at Beinittoo, accompanied by the :It**. Mkt' 41011411)pm, Ceptaina . Stewart, Canning, and several other geatleman. • tie was received at the Custom-Hone wharf by Arehthesten Spencer end most of thvreepeotable. inhabitants, who ancompanied him to Mount Lengton, whore his Lordship went to pay his respects to his rellency Sir Ilitgrove Titrtier. The Church. in. these Wands 'w4ros to have attracted very little attention tilt lately, and elm* , . 4 itiently has not been in a very flourishing ctithlitibtf for antne 'ankle'; 'indeed, for the Idt4 twelve months skv principal church on thin island lute been without a Clergyttian, and we have been indebted to the kinilnees of a stranger, (the Chaplain of the flag ship) for the perforinanet of Divine Worship during the whole of the winter, but the recent arrangenient,- which has placed our Ecclesiastical efilirs under 'the jurisdittion of the Bishop .91 NOVA SeOtii, littOrdt OA reasonable hope end prospect .of considerable improvement. • His , Lordship 1•111111 to be a very zealous active person, and to take great interest in the Clitteeli whiCh has been place& under his charge. llis visit here, however, is not to exceed a month, during • which period he *ill have a great deal to do, he being the first Bishop who has been here , officially ; he will have to conseerate all the churches and burying. I grOunds, and to confirm alt the people. You, in England, who are accustomed to the regular performance of then ceremonies, and to the sight of Biiihops every • day, can form no idea of the sensation excited by an 'Episcopal visit in this out of the way Spot; nothing else is thought of or talked about, and the whole community seem determined to be confirmed—old and young, rich and pone, black and white, every man Jack of them. I verily believe that many persona' believe that their everlasting salvation would he in most alarming jeopardy if they were to omit the pre. sent opportunity for being confirmed !. It will be rather an extra-. ordinary Sight, to, witness a cotifirmation where numbera of infirm old people are led up in the altar to be confirmed at the same time with their grand children. The Admiral, and the m o nad►r , n under his command, have just. left this place for Halifax. CORONER'S INQUEST. An Inquest was held itt severi o'clock yesterday evening before Thomae Shelton, Eisq,, Coroner, at the Board-room of fit: Bar tholomew's Hospital, to inquire into the death of* youth named 'Climite Hare, who was crushed to death at the execution in the . Old Bailey, yesterday morning, Henry Browne stated, that he was going through the Old Bailey about *even o'clock yesterday morning, a great erowd had assembled, and he followed R mkl. waggon, which was .going towards Ludgate-Lill e ,/Ind as another waggon was coming in the contrary direction, it stopped.* abed distance from the scaffold whereon the execution took plaeek' Upon the waggon again moving forward, the driver desired the people to take care, but , direetly after witness heard a scream, and saw the deceased fixed against a post by tin hind wheel of SW waggon, which WO instantly backed; and the deceased fell, and was carried away by some of the crowd. The driver was at the head' of his tom; and walked very 'slowly: James Buck ley, a weaver, was 'present, waiting to , see - the exeention, and gave the tame account as the last witaess. Joseph Martin, ore , o f t h e c i ty police, d e posed, that he was stationed with in the railing around the scaffold ; the waggon was Wrest sing at a very slow pace indeed ; the persons I' the crowd would not move when the' wheels Ware , pealing close t o them, being afraid of losing their plates, antl'atuallyetood within the waggon-wheels had the deceased unwed, no accident would have happened. A juror asked if the thorottgbfare for carriages was not stopped on the morning of executions , ' `Martin replied; always at seven et cheek ; but upon this occasion the crowd was unusually-great. A joirr said the passage - ihould he alway s stopped on the acaffold being brought out ; it was a miracle that more fires were not lost; • Another "witness' deputed to the UMW *heft a bed c omp letely that elo" I tre te t: i n f ! o h e r tol v a i te gg g l u e t t h's fr b o o ni dy bl h a a m d e, b 6 ee h n rerniffedi +Several p ers ona took up the same position. Mr. J o .. aephi p surgeon of the Hospital, proved that the deceased lived about' two hmirs after being brought into the Hospital. . Up on the examinotion of his body after death, the lungs were fowled injured; 'and a great quentity of Whorl was infused into theme The left lung vva a n s d o h u n e pt :li t lac t e h :ter il l: f iH tu is re ei ‘ bs veh l i t e ad us hee w n ou hr id o , k b :ri p a i. n e d . . pressed inwards. The, injuries ca u sed his death. He was pen; sible a short time before his'death. The jury, aft er „ few mo _ ~onvideration, returned a verdict of " Accidental Death" y pe°d ented " p d as l a s ing ; through' the'Old -Bailey until after the mention and removal ef the atitiffold. . 1)11lei.; SE% EN-1111,,NtE. EA ST INDIES. OVVICI.Ab.„—Tho rollo O wittespatelle , ,i fi ll up . th e , tleficieticy in our aeoo Mite of the, operations . in Ara, don to the iteriOd Of the reigereintirms f.-- - . fe , &..-i n-,; ..,:,,,:4 , ,.a50, , . , .; - .., . 4 .. v ., ,,, your 'l , il.ll-1. )1, JAN. 10,1fliti. 4ntlates; of winch's to follirwing Ea elipitS., have been IF tt,*ti P 4 froth Major-General Sir Archibald Carripbell, 1c.e.f1.,„ and • K.C.T.S. commanding the forces in Avis:— , . • ' To George :Swinton, I,:eq. ,Serreteg te,„Csovetrunent, Soviet and ,•, . Political Departniont, , tic are. ate. Pont William. yea -.The enemy defeated .and driven front his positioit4 at Litel r , padee nkc Na and on the %vett hank of the nk . Irrawaddy, e. , detailed in my thneatches of th.r 4al 'anti Oth, I, on tiw tith tom., marched bark with the lot divi.iott of the safes to the village* of &mike and Nataliti.migam the Nitwreie'river, front whence tier. corals to Watteegoan anti Neoutalwnaeik btanch off, and there 1 haft l A rtlerca the Commissariat oh the array to esioniblo. Aware' that the enemy had been long empioYail in fortifying tilt' banks of the lli/et, from Meaflsy io Paloh, it became au impott sot, consideration to etieuVoitr to turn thew, positions, naturally strong and extremely inflict& of access. I.'or this purpose I de. , torantictl to poach upon Atcadar with Doe diviai,ni, by the roita of Wattergoan, Seeiangoos,"Saintlutip, All,l Tookintline, titrning tint . positions ar..- high as Post .I.:i, tVitill, til t , division matter tint orders of Brigadier-General Cotten stood.] knell by the ro.ilfl Of 14e01.41,: ~ bei v eih, , ite A ti poi,l4o,with the river, and in cointnunicinitha: wi 6 ti t legOilbit on:hoard of winch' I had plena ! i t f orte i.,,iiiiiiik ,„ of his . tayeity`alleyal Regiment and detaila, cOnttnautled, lii 13ii 7 .. gather Armstrottg, to act in chew And constant. eo ...Op tra ti o n w i`at j .: ' the naval forees under lice ,ff,xellcury Conimotime Sir Janiei rwitW, ~ game. Prom Tonkindine itti'4 My finlhrirlittention to litivenitiOl' t '' eod May bY' its left, and to hare poshatZWirdicisiori of my sir In •• 7 its rear, previous to aterkitig it in front. . Pursuant to this plan ntriperetions I marched upon WatteegoalV with the first divistim, ottiliti"ilth instant, direetinilfelgirdiet- General Cotton to entrirrietritilHutrch upon the 1 2tll, by wilich arrongement the approaCh of int .two colthent Upon Pahili ivottlil nearly ietresponti, and his Eitelleitcy Commodore Sirla met Bris bane was to move forward on the shme. day. ' On' the Id F lit (If 'tile 11th instant we were visited with a healy fall of r.titi, which continued for fit) hours, to the great Minty of the Mittli ; our Conintiseariat lute MlStaitirti a hooey 10t4a in its e!Apspott, mut in 'spoiled and damaged ptovisithis, an evil Of all othcri,,,aWettsily rentedied its my present situation; Slid 1 Lithelit t o sac, .bit mtil'lcrotit fatal instances of cholera have occurred in both` diviwimis of thesainri,:: Delay unavoidably: ensued, and I did tint reach Tonkintlibe till the 16th instant; otiltittrislling to iloallaY . ,- : on the river, I' tbliwt oveitivini , iced :abattrionedi his position at Natoli, and the expectatknis I had formed front the flank Mora- Meht of the let division wets fidly vonittmeti.. "At thwellity., we:, opened a communication with the flotilla and Ilrigatlite.tienivalyi ' Cotton's divisiot, the report of whose brach I: have thviterater tee , enolnie,: which, with the ether haters herewith transmitted, will. I frost, afford the Right Nil. the Governor.fiertersil in Council I satiAntory prof of the ionitequentea resulting' front the opera- •' tiont or the , lilt, Shit-awl btls,Latsd; the subitetinane moverininte Of his force. .:,........4... ' , EindivOst!. Of , enemy had rdlOtetiro% **Olt -11000 ,::the grOittgrilutai all* lamb. L. on, 'tittrlttil!,illat.., thOwe4 (OlPtried . . to P tithhonwith the *drawler, usage Tehttoo.,.l Airoettel 'Oft 'Right lien. tits (ilieternor-(leneral'a`Bodyj4totli under Captioini)yke, to push on towards itleaday by,tWOlearble ,_and feel. the,.o4loPlitt , • advance petted. The enemy had.evetwated.the place; but, at,,ko . m il es beyond 11, Captain Dylac farm( tip' with his rear, end look . room prisoners, with a wer-boat contitinitig three gout;, the t.a., catty having come suddenly upon biz, .while elute under the bank of the rivet. . The countilt over which the army hearrutreheti bears envie testimony to the. panic and dismay. in WWI ..gie enemy has retired, while the numerous tienti end dying, lying about the country, afford a melancholy proof of the misery and..prieetiono which.his troops are suffering. • Ilis Idea in killed ;md, wounded all the pi- collate affirm to have been very great, and desertions to A great extent are daily taking place. ' * , Pantertgoroth and Illelloon are the points that have been Ahearn tot re-assembling the army, and in front of which I hopelo be,. , with limns part of the force,- in the course. of* few da;rok; although stone delay will unavoidebly ensue before. the state' of the, 01,444, raissariat will permit the whole force again ternary forward. r . I hare the Ivanonr.w i be r sir, .. .. , .Your.moet.oltedient hurulde fervent, . . ! Mead-quarters, bleakly ' , . ,: • A. CAMPBELL,. Major-Gen., 111th Doc. ifilab. : .: 1 . • • P.5.....-I hers jest received information that Melleen has been evileuated. , , . • To George Swinton, Eert., ~,etretat7, Settat and Political ba- , pertinent, &r. &to ire.' Fort William. Sii—Advertiug to my last deapetrh, I hare now to attire that the infarnstion,ltreceireci, regarding the ogre/alert of Me!loon by the enemy ,wai 441'00v - imp; certain information of hie having rat from Iteaday, with the leading divi sion of the airil y , end it lied at that. point rOtehed me shortly after I began my WM ell at the mime time stated, that a Chief of rank bad been to Ara after the ; defeats at Freon), for the putposo repreaeoting to his Majesty _ the hopele s s s ta t e of hit strain, and the in'iprieiti bilis), of Otte progress upon the capital tieing attested by any rrit litery orrangemeni. Oil the ttith ultimo, theee report' woo confirmed by the ar-. rival of a mosoenger to the stearn-vestiel, under a flag of truce, ennitunicating. that liolein Alanghie had arrived at Itfelloott, de puted liy,ble Majesty the King of Ave, and with .full powers to ronelttile a treaty of peace with us. in answer .to (hit meassge, in intent rence with the CieilCommissioner, sent Lientenant Colonel Tidy, and Lieutenant S wath ILN, to the Ilartneee , . to ascertain what arrangement the King of Ati'. Communuonete proposed making' withlue ; a truce , of 25 days was requested, and ' votively tiftteadi• as previously determined on, the abuse °lbws being directed to say, se•teall afterwards communitated in writing, that nothing beyond t 4 bouts Would be given for the first two ing with the ButtnessCommiwioners, sod that the trace *IV at an anti as soon 40 the Uritislt eaters should have left the Ones. Ore ' reaching Mellen* on the following morning, the *fttli instant, I hilted this place strongly occupied. and the. river, Pet the crttinY . * aide, covered with boats, which they attempted to wart Pitt!, until a few shots from nor guns (hy which one man was slightly wounded) tired over the beiolnuret boats, showed our determina tion to prerent it, and the attampltwargivon tip. In the mean tints .1 . received inkermatino that the Diatrieteruti vivid, the head ilicirtera of his, Excellency Commodore Sir Jetties Brisbane, wa. pawing the enemy)s worke unmolested, and secoropanied by two %rouse war boats, .and although the enemy acipeared throwing tips entrenchments on the opPosite shore, and marching arta minute% - marching his troops. alt if making preparations for defence, 1 at eepted his forbearance to the stetun-haat ea a ptoof of his sincerity and to treat z hostiiltiea here ceased, and in the course ol die flay` it tOrtespOWIVTIVe commen t ed, and letl, t 0 negociations which 1 earnestly hope will•render this the teat Militety deloPettli I shall have to make upon , the War in Ave. • • 1 have the honour to be, sir, Your otost . ohedient humble servant, A. CAMPI3EI.I,, Major-Ciro. Head-quartets, Pentegonab; Slut bee.. Attblished hy,command of the night HonAhe Goeetoor-aenee . rid in comic-it. (lEORGE SWINTON,. See. 0 ' 11 " 6'l" I,'PIGRAM ON AN iGN()RAIRI.7B WllO #I AI) BORROWED A PEN. This pen, with whigth yoll ammo can writ*, Tt you mote melees Mut ; I plueked it front a goose outright,; Anti to a goose 'tie mini. SeIRNTIP TC: ThStIOVERY.--An itsibui` has discovered that the'g're rn "k m , cotitiiihe'the ciple of the in net; and that this e4A/",r, 811 1:Ices tip tender 4 1. needle Inagmilic. T o protiliCe 1111 6 ofeet, h deoirtposes a Fey of li g ht ity igloos of 4 Prign, anti exppails a g e ' lieedia'fbr6omt time to the action of the green ray the;sopti becomes magnetir ~.. This ,experiment -4041 j u t been repcited %ith 4 u t c es3 itt Ghtnt...—Froicti papers.